Basic Chemistry of the Body
Enzymes
Reactions
Enzymes and Reactions
Wild Card
100
Name all of the properties of water.
What is High Heat capacity; High Heat of Vaporization; Polar Solvent properties;Reactivity; Surface tension
100
________ enzyme is the protein part
What is apoenzyme
100
Would a reaction happen faster at a higher or lower temperature?
What is Higher
100
The unraveling of a 3D shape, for example an enzyme
What is denaturation
100
What is the short term storage of energy in the body? The long term storage?
What is Glycogen; Lipids
200
What part of an atom determines how reactive it will be?
What is # of Valence Electrons
200
Enzymes __________ a reaction.
What is facilitate
200
__________ is what your reaction starts with and _________ is what you end with.
What is Substrates; Product
200
_________ is keeping the body in a stable state.
What is Homeostasis
200
What differentiates Carbohydrates from Lipids?
What is Lipids have a lower oxygen concentration
300
Tell me the chemical characteristic that differentiates an Acid From a Base?
What is ph Level
300
What affect does enzymes have on affectation energy?
What is lowers the activation energy
300
Glucose and Fructose become sucrose through which process?
What is Dehydration synthesis
300
If you have a fever of 105, what could happen to the enzymes in your body? (Use vocab!)
What is denaturation
300
This is glycerol plus three fatty acids
What is triglycerol
400
If [OH-] ions are put into a neutral solution, the solution will become more __________.
What is Basic
400
What temperature do enzymes work best at?
What is Body Temp
400
This kind of reaction releases energy
What is exogenic reaction
400
If an enzyme's 3d shape becomes broken what happens to the active sites?
What is They are no longer reactive
400
What would the shape of the molecule (Bonds) determine if something is an oil?
What is Double bonds; kinks
500
Deep breathing causes you to lose CO2 in your blood, How will this affect your blood ph?
What is raises ph
500
Would your intestines be creating digestive enzymes while you're running?
What is No
500
If in a reaction NADH becomes NAD+, was it oxidized or reduced?
What is oxidized
500
Homeostasis: If a room becomes too hot, the air conditioner will come on to cool the room back down. What kind of feedback is it?
What is Negative Feedback
500
Why is glucose regulation so important?
What is it is a fuel that almost all cells can use.
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